Changes: Serbia and Montenegro

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Serbia and Montenegro were a union that existed between 2003 and 2006. They had been part of Yugoslavia.

Montenegro declared independence on June 3,2006. Serbia declared independence on June 5, 2006.

The union was in southeastern Europe and had a population of about 11,000,000.

[1]	Serbia and Montenegro
	Info		Rinks		Players		Referees
	Population in 2006	10,832,545	Indoor	--	Total	--	Male	--
	Capital	Belgrade	Outdoor	--	Male	--	Female	--
	IIHF From				Junior	--
	Country From	1992-2006			Female	--

They where an IIHF member and Competed in IIHF world championships. In 2006 Serbia and Montenegro split into Serbia (as its own country) and Montenegro (as its own country).

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 The union was in southeastern [[Europe]] and had a population of about 11,000,000.
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+They where an IIHF member and Competed in IIHF world championships. In 2006 Serbia and Montenegro split into Serbia (as its own country) and Montenegro (as its own country).
 [[Category:Hockey Countries]]